I have several pucks I made on my lathe for pulling various sized sleeves, I will get some measurements for you, I know I made pucks for H, M and 400 sleeves. ID is easy, I usually make it .010" smaller than the bore diameter. F20/Regular 3.75" bore, 10-20/F30/W30 4.25"; 15-30 4.5"; 22-36 4.75" I have some sleeves out that I can measure OD for you.
old said: (quoted from post at 11:25:42 12/29/12) On any of the wet sleeve engine I have yet to use a sleeve puller. Might be nice to have but I have found not needed yet that is. A simple piece of oak cut to fit works just fine
I must get all the rusted up engines to work on then, because I have removed sleeves from numerous F20, F30, and 10-20 engines and I have had to use my 20 ton press to get them to pop loose and then with a big BANG! that just about makes you jump out of your skin!
This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 10:50:40 12/29/12.
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